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by bazzargh 11y ago
Add your drawing as a template, and try again. The point of the $1-family of recognizers is not what they recognize 'out of the box' but that they're very simple to code, and it's easy to extend them by adding example ge
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One I saw happen: avoid merge conflicts by having each developer maintain their own fork of trunk, or better still, multiple forks. Copy and paste is easier than merge anyway. Automate builds for all these, and provide a way to release any
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by bazzargh 11y ago
They both came from the earlier `cvs annotate` command. annotate is the original name (from 1996). While it was common to talk about cvs annotate as 'blame', I think it first became the name of a command in subversion 0.32.0 (~200
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I worked on a document management system 10 years ago, we would loved to have used webdav to present a virtual filesystem from our (linux) servers to Office clients for document retrieval/conversion. It was just impossible. As you say,
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http://www.eeoc.gov/laws/practices/ "As a general rule, the information obtained and requested through the pre-employment process should be limited to those essential for determining if a person is qualified
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by bazzargh 11y ago
There were a pile of power management fixes coming in Chrome 45 - see https://plus.google.com/+PeterKasting/posts/GpL63A1K2TF ...currently out there in the beta update stream, shouldn't be far off now.
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This might work at low traffic levels, but there are better ways. In our internal error catcher, we've seen deploys that caused 20,000+ errors in under a minute. Even when we used similar techniques to mail ourselves errors on a low tr
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by bazzargh 11y ago
I imagine it would have difficulty with letters that differ only in scale (x, X) but for things like varying stroke order, stroke direction to achieve the same mark - which is I think what you're getting at? - the paper suggests just
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by bazzargh 11y ago
The paper isn't linked from the article, here it is: http://www.eecs.ucf.edu/isuelab/publications/pubs/gi2015_eug... It's a neat trick: instead of trying to work with the (x,y) points of a gesture,
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by bazzargh 11y ago
The one marked as winning, by @diegoperini, has problems. The way it defines passwords is wrong, so you can trick it into accepting almost anything by putting the domain somewhere else: re_weburl.test("http://127.0.0.1&
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by bazzargh 11y ago
Side question. Was recently in the tabac in Valence TGV looking for a book by Fred Vargas to read, I find detective novels are a good way to practice my French when over on cycling trips (easier reading level than, say, Zazie dans le Metro)
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After the Hero Comes(techblog.livingsocial.com)
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by bazzargh 11y ago
org-mode in emacs http://orgmode.org/ ... though mostly as a dev what I need to get done is in Jira; my org-mode lists tend to be personal, longer term, or recurring.
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by bazzargh 11y ago
Antimatter is also only found on gas giants, it's just less common.
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One of the cafes in the area put packing tape over all the outlets. When they did this I worked out that the coffee I drank cost over 200 times the electricity they saved-as you say they must be trying to displace people, not save money- bu
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by bazzargh 11y ago
I feel guilt about this all the time . I work remotely, in the UK but on US Eastern time to synch with my team. Fortunately this means I can go to cafes after the lunch rush, but make sure I buy enough food and drink to not be a freeloader
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by bazzargh 11y ago
For that example, there's no question it was licensed. Russell Brand writes for the Guardian. http://www.theguardian.com/profile/russellbrand
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by bazzargh 11y ago
TD-Linux means they discontinued the ability for sites to prevent usage of the password manager, not that you can't disable it yourself. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=956906
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by bazzargh 11y ago
there are way, way more lines in france than are depicted on that rough map. http://www.bueker.net/trainspotting/map.php?file=maps/french... (a more detailed map can be found on the website of RFF, the agency that
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by bazzargh 11y ago
eek. Time tests should be using something like https://github.com/travisjeffery/timecop for repeatability. If you do mean to allow random starting values like that, you should look into property-based testing http:&#x
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That expression wouldn't always be true even if months did have the same lengths. Two calls to the clock in the same expression are not guaranteed to return the same time. In the article, that problem is papered over by using string
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by bazzargh 11y ago
The PDFs this produces are simply collections of PNGs, and won't be accessible. It's always a compromise though. If you try to edit the PDF adding black boxes, and remove hidden objects, you may still leak data via the tagged pdf
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by bazzargh 11y ago
Permissions? ie different teams with different push/pull rights for different repositories. We have that where I work; for most projects it seems like needless complexity, but some things are more closely controlled; payment handling,
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most of codeclimate's metrics come from things you can run locally (eg they blog about this here http://blog.codeclimate.com/blog/2013/08/07/deciphering-ruby... ): http://ruby.sadi.st&#x2F
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by bazzargh 11y ago
Facebook gave a presentation about their development practices at OSCON in Portland last July, it was interesting (I was in the room at the time): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ax9KR_PaiEM ...the thing that sticks in my m
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by bazzargh 11y ago
It's the same codebase, or at least closely related. Image Vectorizer's tracer is produced by Icosasoft, which is the company owned by the guy who wrote potrace (and licenses the non-GPL version)
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This really, really needs a button for the room controller to lock it against new players. Busy rooms end up as an alternative 'game' of whack-a-mole trying to kick all the new arrivals so the game can begin
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by bazzargh 11y ago
The paper discusses compile-time metaprogramming (and its disadvantages relative to this approach) in section 6. "Unfortunately, to enable the optimization of reflective operations, the MOP needs to be severely restricted and for inst
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I'm partial to Larkin and Heaney, but I have to say my favourite poem is this one by Lawrence Raab - Attack of the Crab Monsters Even from the beach I could sense it--- lack of welcome, lack of abiding life, like som

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